Daniel Rowland

“highly virtuosic“ NRC Handelsblad “astonishing sound and uniquely single-minded intensity” The Herald “wonderful, ravishing in its finesse” The Guardian Dutch/English violinist Daniel Rowland is a regular on the international scene and is known as a charismatic and adventurous performer. Daniel has performed with orchestras from Tromsø to Cape Town, in concertos from Beethoven and Brahms to Elgar, Berg and Korngold and loves championing contemporary composers. He has worked with leading conductors such as Heinz Holliger, Jaap van Zweden, @Francois Xavier Roth, Lawrence Foster, Rossen Milanov and Andrey Boreiko. Daniel recently premiered Isidora Zebeljan‘s “Three curious loves“ and @Roxana Panufnik‘s “Songs of Love and Friendship”. Daniel has performed with artists as diverse as @Elvis Costello, Ivry Gitlis, Heinz Holliger, Gilles Apap, @Anna Fedorova, Alexander Lonquich, Nicolas Daniel, Vladimir Mendelssohn and @Lars Vogt and is a frequent guest at many international chamber music festivals. Daniel is part of acclaimed duo partnerships with pianist @Natacha Kudritskaya & cellist @Maja Bogdanovic, is a founding member of Tango Quintet with bandoneon virtuoso/composer Marcelo Nisinman and for 12 years was the leader of the @Brodsky Quartet. In 2005 Daniel founded the Stift International Music Festival & teaches at the Royal College of Music in London. His violin is by Lorenzo Storioni (Cremona 1796) and his bow is a Maline, kindly loaned by the Dutch Instrument Foundation.